At first I thought this was to track development of git itself. Something I would be interested in, not that there aren't avenues to do so. Related anecdote:

At first I thought this was to track development of git itself. Something I would be interested in, not that there aren't avenues to do so. Related anecdote: about 3 years ago, I was interviewing a student for an internship. In passing he mentioned he had used different VCSs for different projects. I asked what the major differences were between the VCSs. His answer: "Git is public, so you can only use it with open-source code, whereas you can use Subversion with any code."